God, greater, Zimhu : Law, Courage, Honor

Zimhu

 

Greater God

 
  Moon: Grey
  Domains: Law, Courage, Honor
  Symbol: Unique Flaming Eye
  History: Driven by covetousness, they resolved to steal the work of a being greater than themselves: Zoulinorian. Each forged a sword of stars, colossal weapons able to amplify their strength, and they struck the Creator at the most fragile moment of his labor.
  The wound was terrible: To protect himself, Zoulinorian transformed into a silver moon, withdrawing to slowly gather the strength needed for his return. In the meantime, Zimhu and Zimu turned their fury against the young gods, still stumbling in their first steps upon the crimson moon. Thus began the War of the World Thieves, which lasted for centuries.
  When Zimu, weary of the stalemate, shattered the crimson moon in an explosion, Zimhu fell into a black fury. He broke his brother’s sword, unleashing a blast that hurled its hilt down upon the world below. In his rage, he chained Zimu and reduced him to slavery. Yet weakened, he was forced to negotiate a truce with the gods: the grey moon would be his, the other moons would belong to the gods, and Zimu would receive the fragments of the crimson moon.
  Thus, despite their hatred, the gods were compelled to acknowledge Zimhu’s authority. He became, almost against his will, the leader of the first pantheon, imposing his vision of a rigid cosmic order. But his reign endured only until the end of the Age of Iron. For Zimu, aided by Zak—then still mortal—rose in rebellion. Zak recovered a fragment of the star-sword and, with Zimu’s aid, shattered Zimhu’s weapon.
  Weakened, Zimhu could not prevent the return of Zoulinorian, who resumed his original form and imposed a new era. Zimhu and Zimu were then forced to become the incarnations of two eternal forces: Law and Chaos.
  Domains: Zimhu is the embodiment of the cosmic law, everything that is righteous about it, but also tyrannical. He represents Honor in all it's form and Courage.
  Relations with other gods: He wants nothing to do with the other gods, and he keeps to himself on the grey moon. From time to time, he will indulge in the affairs of the Gods and help them settle a matter, according to the law.